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Nepal Rafting & kayaking

Tamur River Expedition

Bio Bio Expeditions · Eastern Nepal; Kathmandu to the Tamur River, ending where it joins the Sun Kosi

This 14-day expedition combines a Kathmandu stay, travel into eastern Nepal, a four-day trek and six days on the Tamur River by raft or kayak. The operator describes a route through rhododendron forests, terraced fields and mountain villages, crossing a pass above Gopa Pokhara Lake with views of Kangchenjunga, Makalu and Everest before descending to the river. The whitewater journey includes canyon scenery, wildlife, sandy-beach camps and a layover day, concluding where the Tamur flows into the Sun Kosi and returning to Kathmandu.

14 days
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Nepal Bungee & swings

Bungy Day Trip

The Last Resort · Bhote Koshi River gorge, along the Arniko Highway, Sindhupalchowk District, Nepal

The Last Resort offers a bungy jump from a bridge above the Bhote Koshi gorge. The operator describes a day trip from Kathmandu, with departure from Thamel at 6 a.m. and a journey of about three and a half hours. At the resort, staff provide a briefing, weigh participants and assign jump times. The operator lists the jump as a standalone day-trip product; transport and lunch are included in its combined bungy-and-canyon-swing day trip, not necessarily the standalone jump. Nepal Tourism Board describes the jump as a 160-metre plunge toward the river.

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Nepal Bungee & swings

Bungy Jump

The Cliff Nepal · Kushma, Parbat District, Nepal; above the Kaligandaki Gorge

The Cliff Nepal offers a bungy jump from a 228-meter platform above the Kaligandaki Gorge in Kushma, Parbat. Its official adventure page presents the jump as a standalone bungy activity and describes the height and rebound experience. The operator’s article places the jump on a 520-meter suspension bridge connecting Parbat and Baglung districts. This is a high-adrenaline free-fall activity, not a casual sightseeing experience; the operator publishes weight, clothing, age-consent and medical-advisory information for prospective jumpers.

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On the way to Everest Base Camp (official Himalayan Glacier trek page gallery). Representative route/destination image; not confirmed as a photograph from a particular departure of this tour.Representative photo

Nepal Climbing & mountaineering

Everest Base Camp Trek – 14 Days

Himalayan Glacier · Kathmandu to Everest Base Camp, Khumbu region, Nepal

This 14-day guided trek starts and ends in Kathmandu, flying to Lukla before following the Khumbu trail through Sherpa settlements including Namche Bazaar and Tengboche toward Everest Base Camp. The route reaches Base Camp at 5,364 m and includes a pre-dawn ascent of Kala Patthar, whose 5,545 m viewpoint is the trek’s highest point. Himalayan Glacier describes the itinerary as demanding, with about 130 km of trekking over 12 active days. It is a high-altitude hiking journey rather than a technical climbing expedition.

14 days total; 12 active trekking days, approximately 130 km round trip from Lukla.
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Nepal Climbing & mountaineering

Island Peak Expedition

Himalayan Glacier · Island Peak (Imja Tse), Everest region, Nepal

Himalayan Glacier lists a 16-day expedition combining trekking in Nepal’s Everest region with an ascent of Island Peak (Imja Tse), reaching 6,189 m. The itinerary travels from Kathmandu to Lukla and through Sherpa settlements, with acclimatization at Namche Bazaar and Chhukung before reaching base camp. The operator describes pre-climb instruction in the use of climbing equipment and ropes, followed by a glacier and snow ascent with climbing guides. The route includes a summit attempt and return to base camp.

16 days
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Nepal Climbing & mountaineering

Annapurna Circuit Trek

Intrepid Travel · Annapurna region, Nepal; starts in Kathmandu and ends in Pokhara

Intrepid Travel's 15-day Annapurna Circuit Trek follows a route from Kathmandu through Ngadi, Chamje, Dharapani, Chame, Pisang and Manang, then over Thorung La Pass to Muktinath and Kalopani before finishing in Pokhara. The itinerary includes an 11-day trek with teahouse stays, an acclimatisation hike in Manang and porterage for one bag up to 10 kg. Intrepid describes the trip as challenging and lists the pass crossing at 5,416 m; its route also includes time in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

15 days total; listed activities include an 11-day/10-night trek.
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